The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-18
Morgan--LoTe

On Wednesday evening, at half-past seven
O'Clock. the marriage ceremony between Mr..
James E. Morgan, Of the firm Jf E. P. Adams
u Co., AuctiOneers, and Mss afaGgie Love,
only daughter of Mrs. ". Love, vasSuly
s0lemniZsd at the Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral, by the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of
Olba, assisted By the Very Rev. Father Lee
OnOre. The large edifce was filled to its
utmost by the friends of the Young couple.
The bride was beautifully arrayed in white
satin and lace, with bridal veil and orange
blossoms. The bridesmaids were Miss Mag
gle Morgan. the bridegroom's sister, and
Miss Alice Love. The bridegroom was at
tended by Mr.. W. Love and Mr.. c. j. SIC
Carthy, Who acted as grOomsmen. The
bride and her mother were escorted 10 the
alter BIZ Mr. J. i. Hassingsr, who also gave
the bride away. After the impressive cere-
mony of making the twain one until death
doth them part" the happy couple adjourned
70 the residence of the brides mother. Mrs.
W. Love, Emma Square, where q reception
vas held by the newly married couple. The
house vas tastefully decorated on the out
side with numerous colOred lanterns, giving
1t a gala appearance, Notwithstanding the
threatening aspect of the weather, while In
side everything betOkened marriage festi-
val-youth and beauty were everywhere
present. The bride and groom received their
floral bell, while behind the happy couple
vas q beautiful floral tIibute with the mono
gram M. l." artisticaliy worked IN II. To
the right of the bride and groom was table
arrayed with beautiful and costly presents
the offerings OF their numerous friends
conspicuous among which was a silver tea
and coffee set, from Engine Co., No. 2, which
took this occasion to show their thorough
appreciation and good will toward their fore
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plush case from Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Adams,
containing set of solid silver table and tea
spoons, besides numerous other valuable and
useful presents. After the reception Was
over, the room was clea red and the young
folks improSised q dancing party, in which
the bride and groom participated. At ten
O'Clock the company adjourned 70 the din
ing room, where WAS prepared table GOV
cred With all the delicacies which the market
affords, and to which ample justice ves done.
At the conclusion of the supper, the health
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan was proposed and
drank, and vas replied to bs Mr.. j. A. Has
singer, In that gentlemsn's usual happy
manner, concluding By wishing the young
couple prosperous career ''O'er LIES
troubled sea- At the conclusion of the sup
per, dancing was resumed, and continued
until 2 late hour. A feature Of the occasion
vas the very elegant brides cake, gotten up
In Horns best style. highly ornamented, and
which was equally as palatable IS II looked.
The table was arranged and the good things
placed on 1t were under tie charge OF Mr..
Hart.
At u O'Clock, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan retired
to their future home. Nuuanu street. above
the first bridge, taking With them the kind
alohas Of all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan have reason to be
proud Of their auspicious marriage, and the
GAZETTE joins IN by visiting that the SUE
shine Of this happy occasion in their lives
may follow them to the end